Archive · 9 Jan 2026
Chennai Couple's Privacy Violated in Udaipur Hotel
A couple from Chennai had a bad experience at a hotel in Udaipur.
The hotel staff entered their room without checking if they were inside.
The couple complained, and a commission looked into it.
The commission said the hotel staff should have checked with the reception first.
The hotel said they followed their rules, but they couldn't show their standard procedures.
The commission also found problems with the hotel's cameras and delays in providing footage.
The couple felt their privacy was not respected.
A Chennai couple's privacy was violated when hotel staff entered their room without proper verification.
The hotel defended itself by stating there was no 'Do Not Disturb' sign and that staff followed internal procedures.
The Commission criticized the hotel for not verifying the guests' presence with the reception and for not providing standard operating procedures.
The Commission also noted delays in providing CCTV footage and a non-functional camera outside the room.
The incident raised concerns about staff training and basic etiquette at the hotel.
- Who
- A Chennai couple staying at a Udaipur hotel
- What
- Privacy violation by hotel staff entering their room
- When
- Exact date not specified
- Where
- Udaipur, India
- Why
- Hotel staff entered the room without proper verification
- Location
- Udaipur, India
- Issue
- Privacy violation
- Complainants
- Chennai couple
- Hotel's Defense
- No 'Do Not Disturb' sign, followed procedures
- Commission's Findings
- Staff should have verified with reception, no SOP provided, CCTV issues